苹果手机(iPhone)的产业链价值（The value of the iPhones industrial chain）.doc

苹果手机(iPhone)的产业链价值（The value of the iPhones industrial chain） What does apple mean for China In todays capital globalization, the internationalization of industrial division of labor, to remember the dead and is unable to avoid the question: why the apple created unparalleled industry behind the miracle, in consumer crazy I series of products of the production chain end, dont know if anyone was to rethink their interests distribution and industrial chain of high-end worlds apart. The apple series is a classic product of global OEM. Mr. Jobss company was responsible for design, technology monitoring and marketing, and all manufacturing processes were outsourced to downstream manufacturers across the world. We think, they sweat; we think, they sell energy. Over the years, a growing number of multinational companies with high technology patents and creative capabilities have left cheap processing and production bases as migrant workers. Apple was the leader of the company in 1997 when he returned. The value distribution of the iPhones industrial chain is the most telling. According to the survey, imports from the United States a assembled in China iPhone is $178.96 (the actual retail prices in more than two times), the flash ($24) and screen ($35) is produced in Japan; Information processors and related parts ($23) are made in Korea; Global positioning system, microcomputer, camera WIFI wireless products ($30), made in Germany; Bluetooth, voice recording parts and 3G technology ($12) are made in the United States. In addition, material costs, various software licenses and patent costs, together, are nearly $48. At the end of the day, the cost of assembling in China was only a poor $6.50! That means companies like foxconn and tens of thousands of Chinese workers can only share 3.6 percent of the value from that sleek, cutting-edge phone, with a retail price of less than 2 percent. Jobs before he died, the value of the company rose to $337 billion, surpassing exxon mobil